A well or spring that was venerated in ancient (possibly pre-Christian) times. As these are so hard to date this is the a category where we allow Mediaeval and later sites
| Tobar Bhrìghde Holy Well or Sacred Spring in Isle of Lewis at NB41035738 Posted by pab on Friday, 23 September 2011 Condition: 4, Ambience: 4, Access: 5, Accuracy: 5 (Our Pic) No Comments |
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Ancient Cross 1 0%
Ancient Mine, Quarry or other Industry 1 100%
Ancient Village or Settlement 2 100%
Broch or Nuraghe 5 60%
Cairn 5 100%
Chambered Cairn 2 50%
Chambered Tomb 1 100%
Crannog 2 0%
Holy Well or Sacred Spring 1 100%
Misc. Earthwork 1 100%
Modern Stone Circle etc 1 100%
Rock Art 1 0%
Rock Outcrop 6 100%
Standing Stone (Menhir) 9 88%
Standing Stones 4 100%
Stone Circle 17 94%
Stone Fort or Dun 8 37%
Stone Row / Alignment 4 75%
Timber Circle 1 0%
